AFC Announcements
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2013/05/02 Vancouver, B.C. CANADA - May 2, 2013 - Artists for Conservation Foundation (AFC), is excited to announce a partnership with Dr. Guy Harvey to establish a new marine conservation program. AFC's new "Explorer's" program will foster artistic and scientific collaboration in the field to drive awareness and education around marine conservation and marine life. It will also provide opportunities for AFC artist members to study marine species and their ecology in the field under the guidance and expertise of leading scientists. |
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2013/04/25 New Partnership Gives Boost to Signature Vancouver Art & Environmental EventVancouver, BC., CANADA - April 25, 2013 - Artists for Conservation (AFC) is pleased to announce that leading international real estate agency, RE/MAX will be the Title Sponsor for the 2013 international Artists for Conservation Festival. |
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2013/04/18 AFC Artist Pat Latas to Study and Support Plight of Flightless ParrotVancouver, B.C., CANADA -- April 18, 2013- Artists for Conservation (AFC) announced today its 14th fellowship, a grant in the amount of $5,000 US, awarded to American wildlife artist Patricia Latas of Tucson, Arizona. The fellowship is part of the AFC Flag Expeditions Program, which supports up to two artists per year in their filed work, studying and rendering endangered species or habitats that deserve greater public attention, particularly in remote parts of the world. |
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2013/02/15 Third Annual AFC Festival of Art and Environmental Education to open September 28Vancouver, BC., CANADA - February 15, 2013 - Artists for Conservation (AFC) is pleased to announce, following the success of its second AFC Festival in October 2012, that the signature event will return to Vancouver in 2013. The 3rd AFC festival will take place from September 28 through October 6th, at Grouse Mountain Resort in North Vancouver, BC. Most significantly, the event returns at an earlier date, during peak season, when weather is more likely to show off the natural spectacle of the venue. |
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2013/02/14 Vancouver, BC., Canada - February 14, 2013 - Artists for Conservation is pleased to announce the appointment of world renowned artist and environmental advocate, Robert Bateman, as Honorary Chairman of its Advisory Board. |
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2012/10/26 Thank you to our artists, sponsors, supporters, and the passionate and dedicated army of volunteers and Grouse Mountain staff for working hard to ensure the 2012 AFC festival was a success. Together, we welcomed Robert Bateman - 2012 AFC festival patron - along with over 30 artists to the mountain on the opening weekend alone. |
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2012/09/28 Vancouver, BC CANADA - Artists for Conservation is pleased to announce Mark Hobson's Painting "Steller's Jay: Among the Alders" for the cover of the 2012 Exhibit book and Luis Aguirre's painting "Inhabitant of Güeppí" for the cover of the "2013 Environmental Calendar".
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2012/09/12 Vancouver, BC., CANADA - October 12, 2012 - This fall, the extraordinary tale of acclaimed artist and conservationist Simon Combes, and his efforts to protect and capture in art, Africa's endangered species will premiere at the Second Annual Artists for Conservation Festival in Vancouver, BC. The Soysambu Legacy: Art and Conservation in Africa's Rift Valley documents Combes' passion for conserving some of Kenya's impressive wildlife areas, including Lake Nakuru National Park. |
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2012/09/07 VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(September 9, 2012) - Robert Bateman, world-renowned nature artist is returning this October to the second annual Artists for Conservation Festival as Festival Patron on Grouse Mountain, North Vancouver, BC. He will be supporting the event with another new original painting. Bateman will give an opening address for this 2nd annual Artists for Conservation Festival at both the Gala preview fundraiser on October 12th and the public opening, the following day. |
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2012/07/16 Vancouver, BC., CANADA - July 16, 2012 – The world's leading conservation-themed exhibit of original nature and wildlife art is returning to Grouse Mountain on Saturday, October 13, 2012. The second annual Artists for Conservation Festival will feature a world-class international art exhibit, lectures, films and workshops. |










